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Oktoberfest at the Diamond sparkles (opens the original)
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NILES -- It may still be September, but hundreds turned out Saturday to celebrate Oktoberfest and embrace Bavarian festival traditions brought to America -- beer, food, music, clothing, contests and a festive social gathering -- more than a century ago. The 11th annual family-friendly event, hosted by the Trumbull County Historical Society (TCHS), relocated this year from its downtown Warren location to 7 17 Credit Union Field at Eastwood. With the move, it was rebranded as Oktoberfest at the Di
Brookfield Army Reservist returns to active duty (opens the original)
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EDITOR'S NOTE: This story ran in the Monday edition of the Tribune Chronicle. It is re-running today because there was no home delivery of newspapers on Labor Day. BROOKFIELD -- Under normal circumstances, a military profile involves an interview and brief photo session with the subject at a nearby location. In the case of Louis Foust III of Brookfield, that was impossible as the Army Reservist is on active duty. Stationed at Fort Bliss, a major United States Army post that spans more than 1 mil
Army Reservist returns to active duty (opens the original)
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BROOKFIELD -- Under normal circumstances, a military profile involves an interview and brief photo session with the subject at a nearby location. In the case of Louis Foust III of Brookfield that was impossible as the Army Reservist is on active duty. Stationed at Fort Bliss, a major United States Army post that spans more than 1 million acres across Texas and New Mexico with headquarters in El Paso, he explained his absence via email. "I was selected for brigade command this year and found out
Family reunion turns 100 (opens the original)
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MINERAL RIDGE -- While everyone didn't share the same last name at the 100th Keeling Family Reunion on Saturday, they were still connected through a bloodline that began centuries ago. The event brought together more than 60 attendees from various locales in Ohio and some who traveled from Florida, North Carolina and Pennsylvania. "There were family members I haven't seen in a long time," said Greg Keeling of Mineral Ridge. "My brothers and I were really interested in making sure we got to 100.
Lordstown veteran served in three branches (opens the original)
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LORDSTOWN -- Gary Simones wanted to join and leave the military under his terms. It's why the Lordstown resident enlisted in the Marines before graduating from Newton Falls High School, then joined the Air Force Reserve and, finally, the Ohio Air National Guard. Altogether, he spent 36 years in the armed forces. Although he retired from military service and the Kmart Distribution Center after 32 years at the Bazetta warehouse, Simones hasn't slowed down. Besides unloading a supply truck at a loc
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